Knowledge and learning are both visible
The pupil sees subject development together with learning abilities and study techniques.
The pupil sees the next step
Subject answers lead to feedback, repetition, textbook work, short checks and a learning strategy to try. The view is about progress and next action, not ranking pupils.
The pupil sees feedback, practice and the next study action in one chain.
What I understand
What I am practising
What I have not shown yet
How I can study next
What this means
The pupil sees subject development together with learning abilities and study techniques.
The next step can be a book section, a short task, a self-test or a strategy for remembering and explaining.
The view avoids treating a weak answer as a fixed judgement about the pupil.
The learning chain
The work starts in the textbook, homework, diagnostics or a short classroom task.
Answers are connected to concepts, explanations, learning abilities and possible misconceptions.
The teacher chooses explanation, repetition, support group, book section or a new question.
A later answer shows whether the support has strengthened knowledge and learning.
Shared direction
Knowledge, learning abilities and study techniques are shown as something that can develop over time.
Knowledge, learning abilities and study techniques are shown as something that can develop over time.
Class patterns and individual traces help the teacher choose repetition, support and the next task.
Class patterns and individual traces help the teacher choose repetition, support and the next task.
The home gets concrete questions and strategies linked to what the child is trying to understand.
The home gets concrete questions and strategies linked to what the child is trying to understand.
Important guardrail
Princip Pedagogik makes development visible from everyday work. The teacher still chooses the teaching, interprets the situation and decides what the class and individual pupils need next.